Collected Fruits of Occult Teaching by A. P. Sinnett



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'Collected Fruits of Occult Teaching' is a book by Alfred Percy Sinnett, first published in 1919. Drawing together essays and lectures from a lifetime of Theosophical study, Sinnett examines the foundations of occult thought — reincarnation, karma, the hierarchy of spiritual planes, and the relationship between modern science and esoteric truth. The writing balances clear, methodical explanation with a reverent tone toward older traditions, making it both an accessible introduction for curious readers and a rich compendium for students of Theosophy and Western occultism. Written by one of the early and influential figures in the Theosophical movement, the book helped to shape how esoteric teachings were discussed in the English-speaking world, influencing later occult and spiritual literature. Readers interested in occult history, comparative religion, metaphysics, or spiritual evolution will find this work valuable: it offers historical perspective, practical ideas for inner development, and a sceptical — but hopeful — engagement with questions about human destiny and higher knowledge.

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Formats: PDF, epub, AZW3
Page Count (PDF): 140
Word Count: 91,522
Illustrations: No
Footnotes: 4
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